What Does Mobile Fleet Washing Cost in Metro Vancouver?

Pricing for mobile washing depends on the vehicle and the condition, but buyers deserve real numbers instead of 'call for a quote' with nothing behind it. Here's what mobile truck and fleet washing actually runs in the Surrey–Langley–Delta area, and what moves the price.

Per-unit truck wash pricing

A tractor exterior wash starts around $100. A full truck-and-trailer combo runs $180–$220. A pro deep clean with foam soak, brush detail, and wheel flush is $200–$250, and a full show-standard polish package runs $300–$350. Interiors are $120 for the cab, plus $60 for a sleeper.

What drives the cost up

Size and condition. A clean unit on a regular schedule washes faster and cheaper than one that's gone months between washes. Heavy mud, cement, or oil buildup adds a $25–$60 surcharge because it takes real extra work. Add-ons like aluminum brightening ($50), engine degrease ($60), and wheel polish ($25) are priced separately.

How fleet discounts work

Volume brings the per-unit price down: 5–9 units gets 5% off, 10–24 units 10% off, and 25+ units 15% off, with monthly invoicing. The bigger lever is regularity — a fleet on a weekly or bi-weekly schedule stays easy to wash, so each visit is faster and the per-unit cost stays low.

Mobile vs. driving to a bay

A wash bay's sticker price can look cheaper per unit, but it doesn't count the driver's time, the fuel, and the truck being out of service while it drives there and waits. For a fleet, on-site washing usually wins once you count the full cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a fixed per-unit rate for my fleet?

Yes. Once we see your fleet size, vehicle types, and how often you want it done, we set a per-unit rate with the volume discount applied and bill it monthly.

Why is there a surcharge for heavy buildup?

Caked cement, mud, or oil takes significant extra time and pre-treatment to remove safely. The $25–$60 surcharge reflects that — and staying on a regular schedule avoids it.